Weapon Bonding Questions

[Slider]

ok, asked this on the official boards and didn't get much of a response, so I'll give it a try here. Anyone know what effect weapon bonding would have on the coraesine weapons? Does it decrease the likelehood that it will strike you at all? It's supposed to form a spiritual bond between you and the weapon, so I think it might decrease the chance...but who knows?

[Latrinsorm]

I would be very surprised if it does, directly. For the attuning coraesine weapons, presumably you would become more attuned by the time you reach rank 5 abilities just because it takes awhile to reach rank 5 abilities. For the old style ones, it's just Inf and Dis (or some stats).

[Soulpieced]

Not sure if anyone has replied to this in general yet, but how can I go about learning the bonding stuff?

[StrayRogue]

Its a warrior CM.

[Soulpieced]

.... duh. I was wondering if A) it's worth training in, and B) how many kills and such it takes to start having the weapon attuned to you.

[StrayRogue]

Yes its worth it if you have a decent enough weapon you won't ever need to trade away for something better.

[Warriorbird]

It takes a good while to work on, from what I've heard. Over 100k exp.

[Renian]

I'd say it's worth it. My brother, who plays a dwarven warrior, recently bonded with his fel-hafter. When he got double attack...it just got NASTY. He would aim for a leg and take off two. Or sometimes it would miss and just ram it in both of their eyes, killing them on the second hit.

Now if you have a claidhmore, you MUST get this skill. Double attacking with claidh = RETARDED!

[Vixen]

My warrior has bond, and only has one more step to go before being fully bonded. You have to hunt off quite a bit of experience with that weapon before you get all the effects, but its quite nasty (in a good way) when you do.
Especially if you are a two hander like my chickie is